Kenworth Truck Company will kick off the Kenworth T700 and Paccar MX Engine Road Tour in April, visiting 90 Kenworth dealer locations throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Kenworth Kicks Off T700, Paccar MX Road Show in April
Kenworth Truck Company will kick off the Kenworth T700 and Paccar MX Engine Road Tour in April, visiting 90 Kenworth dealer locations throughout the U.S. and Canada
by Staff
March 26, 2010
Beginning this summer, the Kenworth T700 will be available with the Paccar MX engine.
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The tour will feature the new aerodynamic Kenworth T700 model equipped with a 75-inch Aerodyne sleeper and new 2010 Paccar MX engine. The tour trailer will showcase information on the two new products in addition to the new Kenworth NavPlus (a navigation plus infotainment system), AG130 front air suspension, and other Kenworth products. The Eaton UltraShift automated transmission will also be showcased.
Beginning this summer, the Kenworth T700 will be available with the Paccar MX engine, which has accumulated more than 50 million test miles, Kenworth claims. It is available with a horsepower range of 380 to 485 and torque output up to 1,750 pounds-feet.
The Kenworth T700 and Paccar MX Engine Road Tour will start off April 12 at Pape Kenworth in Portland, Ore., with other dealer-hosted events planned through the spring and summer. Tour stops to Kenworth dealerships in Canada will be announced later this year.
More info: www.kenworth.com
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